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La Mina de Oro
The Gold Mine
Jacques Bonnavent

MEXICO – 2010 – 10’
IN SPANISH

In her mid fifties, Betina finds love thanks to the Internet. She leaves her monotonous life behind to go meet her virtual fiancé on the other side of the country.

contact production
Instituto México de Cinematografía (IMCINE)
Tel. +52 55 5448-5300
cristina.prado@imcine.gob.mx

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Ponkina
Beatriz Herrera

MEXICO – 2010 – 4’03
NO DIALOGUE

Ponkina is a little girl. One morning she leaves her home to take a walk in the forest. She is met with a surprise hiding in a bush: a cat. After a while, she convinces the cat to become her friend and takes it to her home, without realizing the problems this will cause.

contact production
BL Cartoons
Beatriz Herrera
Tel. +52 55 2001-3271
bety672009@live.com.mx

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Looking for a Job
Francisco Valle R.

MEXICO – 2010 – 30’ VO
IN SPANISH

Recently fired from her job of 10 years, Mariana is searching for employment. She idealizes the corporate world and wants to be part of it. During the interview process, she learns to value herself regardless of whether or not she ends up getting the job.

contact production
Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC)
Tel. +52 55 4155-0090 ext. 1805/1813
claudia@elccc.com.mx

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Flesh That Remembers
Dalia Huerta Cano

MEXICO – 2009 – 25’45’’
IN SPANISH

The story of nine parts of the body of persons who have suffered irrevocable changes during the year. Animations of body transformations – through growth, aesthetic or pathological changes – are illustrated with testimonies and images of some of the spaces that surrounded each character.

contact production
Dalia Huerta Cano
Tel. +52 33 3616-9729
daliones@gmail.com